Sentence examples for probably cut off from inspiring English sources

Congress will probably cut off aid to the Palestinians.

"I would probably cut off my ear to do James Bond.

In this light, Bin Laden himself was seen a founding father, an inspirational figure, probably cut off from day-to-day events, especially since he was suspected of being holed up in the border badlands between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The uplift of volcanic highlands in Southeast Cambodia at 0.8 Ma [ 66] probably cut off the Vietnam-Cambodia corridor just South of the Kontum range.

Melanesians settled the islands about 3000 bc and, except for rare Polynesian voyagers, probably were cut off from outside contact until the late 18th century ad.

If Greece were to default, Mr. Nordvig contends, Greek banks would probably be cut off from access to European Central Bank funds, and the euros in Greek banks would become effectively devalued compared with their counterparts in other European banks.

And since we would probably not cut off our child financially once he or she reached the age of majority, I added the cost of the basics (housing, clothing, food, transportation and health care) between age 18 and 25.

But it will probably be cut off by the flow.

Doesn't she know that it is going to get infected and she'll probably have to cut off her arm?

Because of an action by Congress and a recent court settlement, Medicare probably won't cut off Ms. Gorman's physical therapy again should her progress level off — as long as her doctor says it is medically necessary.

I would totally spoon with his cadaver, but he'd probably prefer I cut off his balls and insert them into my cunt, because that's exactly what happens in one of his more infamous stories.